Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-07
LOCAL. BREyITIEs.

1t is said that Mayor Gregory and other:
have purchased 600 acres or fruit land neal
| Nevada City.
The steamer Modoc, while coming up
the river yesterday morning. got aground
on the bar opposite the foot Of K street
and remained there for over an hour.
7. P. Randolph, Executive Secretary TO
| Governor Bartlett, has received the sad in
| telligence of the death of his father. DIR. E.
r. Randolph, in New Orleans, on Sunday
| last.
Deputy Sheriff Riley brought up from
| San Francisco last night, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Nash Boder, who
is to serve one year for burglary of the sec
ond degree.
Members of the CALIFORNIAN Club can OBJ
tain tickets for the anniversary social, to be
held at Turner Hall next Friday evening,
by calling upon J. NJ. Morrison, at Tenth
and streets.
The funeral of the late Judge T. W. Gil
mer will take place at 80 p. NJ. to-day
from Masonic Temple, under the auspices
of Union Lodge, T. and A. NJ, of which he
was member.
Abner T. Hale and Jacob c. Baughman
have brought suit for 5000 damages
against George eastman. Fred. Cox and N.
D. Rideout, claiming that the damage was
done by an injunction secured pending q
debris suit.
The Board of Trade decided yesterday TO
suspend business on the second Tuesday of
the State Fair, on the occasion of the pa
rade of the Uniformed Rank, Knights of
Pythias, who will be escorted by the First
Artillery Regiment.
The express train from the East arrived
in two sections again yesterday morning
with big load of passengers. There were
so many travellers for the southern portion
of the State by the 11:30 A. NJ train that it
was run from here in two sections.
A. Hebron has begun suit against w.
NJ. White and Mary J. White TO obtain
possession Of the block of land bounded
by Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth and
streets. Plaintiff alleges that he owns
the land, and that defendants wrongfully
and unlawfully hold possession of it.
The Committee on Reception of the New
York Veteran Firemen will meet at Pho
neer Hall this evening at o'clock, and
members OF the Exempt FireEen's Asso-
citation are invited 10 met with them. The
committee appointed 10 canvass for funds
for the reception have succeeded gratify-
ingly well.
The County Board of Education has
granted Miss Lizzie Griffin grammar
grade certificate and q recommendation for
an educational diploma; Miss Jerusha
CoZzens grammar grade certificate on her
educational diploma; B. f. Hedden a re-
commentator fora life diploma; and Miss
Mabel NJ. Leimbach a grammar grade GER
tificate on her Normal school diploma.
A Sacramento hotel proprietor remarked |
yesterday that he never had known a year
before when there was such general ex-
preston of determination by people from
the interior to be present at the State Fair. |
1t has been good year for them tinanci- |
ally, and they are all willing to take little |
enjoyment. and, by attending the fair, |
they can combine information and amuse-
ment. The attendance will undoubtedly |
be the largest for years.
Manager George, of the Atlas has been
notified of a meeting of the Directors of the |
California League at San Francisco to-day, |
to revise the schedule of games, with more
especial reference to those to be played on
Saturday. AS it now stands, the Atlas are
not down for any more Saturday games at
San Francisco this season, and do not de-
sire any. The other clubs will probably
insist upon the Sacramentans playing down
there as often as possible, thinking they are
more easily beaten away from home.